President Sees World Mood Upswing If Industry Recovers
President argues there is no general business lull in the United States, attributing any weakness to railroads and steel. He cites steel executives praising outlook and notes rising exports, insisting psychology can trigger a rapid bounce if businessmen believe in prosperity. He also says Clayton bill harms labor gains and aligns with prior Civil War era views on labor prosecutions.
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Washington
United States
Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Redfield
Department of Justice
Labor Union Exemption Added to Clayton Act Proposal
The House adopted an amendment exempting labor and farmer organizations from prosecution under the Sherman antitrust law as conspiracies in restraint of trade. It preserves liability for acts deemed to restrain trade. The same measure for farmers’ organizations was rejected. offered by Rep. Nelson of Wisconsin.
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Washington
House
Nelson
Wisconsin
Abel Quits Winters Case After Tilt With Prosecutor
Abel withdrew from the Winters case after a clash with Prosecutor Meyers. He demanded a special prosecutor to handle the evidence he says warrants murder charges directly against Mr Winters and Cooper. All three were arrested and released.
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Newcastle
Ind
Abel
Meyers
Winters
Cooper
Minister to Uruguay Quits Ambitions for Real Estate Cash
John R. De Saulles resigned as United States minister to Uruguay on Monday and said he would pause his diplomatic career to focus on making money in New York real estate. He explained the move as a temporary step to seek wealth in the local market.
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New York
John R. de Saulles
United States
Uruguay
Money in Basket Willow
An article extols high profit in willow cultivation for basketry. It advises land drainage and proper spacing, describes willow varieties American green and Welsh, and outlines growing, cutting, peeling, and drying methods along with government experimental results at Arlington, Virginia.
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France
Germany
Arlington
Virginia
Washington
Late Night Plea for a Kiss Sparks Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange unfolds at night as a wife questions why a young suitor stays out late. She jokes that his aim is a good night kiss with Mabel, and the husband quips about authorizing her to delay him.
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Mabel
Truth lies at the bottom of a well quip
A short dialogue parable contrasts the claim that truth sits deep with the refusal to lift it by mere hot air, leaving the core idea stubborn and unspoken.
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